a female given name from Ancient Greek, equivalent to English Anastasia
Andaluzio
/andaluˈzio/
name
Andalusia (a historical region and autonomous community in southern Spain, the most populated and second largest of the seventeen autonomous communities that constitute Spain)
Andaluzujo
/andaluˈzujo/
name
Andalusia (a historical region and autonomous community in southern Spain, the most populated and second largest of the seventeen autonomous communities that constitute Spain)
Andoro
/anˈdoro/
name
Andorra (a microstate in Southern Europe, between Spain and France)
Andoro Malnova
/anˈdoro malˈnova/
name
Andorra la Vella (the capital city of Andorra)
Andreo
/anˈdreo/
name
Andrew
a male given name, equivalent to English Andrew
Andromeda galaksio
/androˈmeda ɡalakˈsio/
name
Andromeda (spiral galaxy)
Andromedo
/androˈmedo/
name
Andromeda (Greek goddess, whom Perseus saved from a monster)
Andromeda (boreal constellation)
Anglio
/anˈɡlio/
name
England (a constituent country of the United Kingdom)
Anglolando
/anɡloˈlando/
name
England
Anglujo
/anˈɡlujo/
name
England (a constituent country of the United Kingdom)
Angolo
/anˈɡolo/
name
Angola (a country in Southern Africa)
Angvilo
/anɡˈvilo/
name
Anguilla (an archipelago and overseas territory of the United Kingdom in the Caribbean Sea)
Anjo
/ˈanjo/
name
A diminutive of various female given names, such as Anno, Anastazio, or any other that starts with A.
Ankaro
/anˈkaro/
name
Ankara (the capital city of Turkey)
Anno
/ˈanno/
name
a female given name from Hebrew, equivalent to English Anne
Antananarivo
/antananaˈrivo/
name
Antananarivo (the capital and largest city of Madagascar)
Antarkta
adj
alternative letter-case form of antarkta
Antarkta Oceano
/anˈtarkta ot͡seˈano/
name
Antarctic Ocean; Southern Ocean
Antarkto
/anˈtarkto/
name
Antarctica (the southernmost continent, south of the Southern Ocean, containing the South Pole)
Antigvo-Barbudo
/antiɡvo-barˈbudo/
name
Antigua and Barbuda (a country consisting of two islands in the Caribbean, Antigua and Barbuda, and numerous other small islands)
Antikristo
name
alternative spelling of antikristo (“Antichrist”)
Antiloj
/anˈtiloi̯/
name
Antilles
Antioĥio
/antioˈxio/
name
Antioch
Antverpeno
/antverˈpeno/
name
Antwerp (a province of Flanders, Belgium)
Antwerp (the largest city and provincial capital of the province of Antwerp, Belgium)
anabaptismo
/anabapˈtismo/
noun
Anabaptism
anafilaksio
/anafilakˈsio/
noun
anaphylaxis
anagalo
/anaˈɡalo/
noun
pimpernel (Anagallis)
anagramo
/anaˈɡramo/
noun
anagram
anakondo
/anaˈkondo/
noun
anaconda
anakoreto
/anakoˈreto/
noun
anchorite
anakronisma
/anakroˈnisma/
adj
anachronistic
anakronismo
/anakroˈnismo/
noun
anachronism
analfabeta
/analfaˈbeta/
adj
illiterate
analfabeteco
/analfabeˈtet͡so/
noun
illiteracy
analfabeto
/analfaˈbeto/
noun
illiterate person
analfabetulo
/analfabeˈtulo/
noun
illiterate person
analgezika
/analɡeˈzika/
adj
analgesic
analgeziko
/analɡeˈziko/
noun
analgesic
analitiko
/analiˈtiko/
noun
analysis
analiza
/anaˈliza/
adj
of or relating to analysis, analytical
analizado
/analiˈzado/
noun
analysis (the act of analyzing)
analizema
/analiˈzema/
adj
analytical (tending to analyze, using analytical reasoning)
analizi
/anaˈlizi/
verb
to analyse
analizilo
/analiˈzilo/
noun
analyzer (instrument for analyzing)
analizisto
/analiˈzisto/
noun
analyst
analizo
/anaˈlizo/
noun
analysis
analoga
/anaˈloɡa/
adj
analog
analogous
analogia
/analoˈɡia/
adj
analogical
analogie
/analoˈɡie/
adv
by analogy
analogio
/analoˈɡio/
noun
analogy
anamnezo
/anamˈnezo/
noun
anamnesis
ananasa
/anaˈnasa/
adj
pineapple (of or relating to pineapples)
ananaso
/anaˈnaso/
noun
pineapple (fruit and plant)
ananasujo
/ananaˈsujo/
noun
pineapple plant
anapesto
/anaˈpesto/
noun
anapest (metrical foot)
anarhxiismo
noun
X-system spelling of anarĥiismo
anarki-kapitalismo
noun
anarcho-capitalism
anarkia
/anarˈkia/
adj
anarchistic, anarchic
anarkiismo
/anarkiˈismo/
noun
anarchism
anarkiisto
/anarkiˈisto/
noun
anarchist
anarkio
/anarˈkio/
noun
anarchy
anarkiulo
/anarkiˈulo/
noun
anarchist
anaro
/aˈnaro/
noun
membership, adherents, supporters (body of members of an organization, etc.)
party, number, company (group of people participating in the same activity)
anarĥia
/anarˈxia/
adj
anarchistic, anarchic
anarĥiismo
/anarxiˈismo/
noun
anarchism
anarĥiisto
/anarxiˈisto/
noun
anarchist
anarĥio
/anarˈxio/
noun
anarchy
anarĥiulo
/anarxiˈulo/
noun
anarchist
anasa
/aˈnasa/
adj
ducklike
anasaro
/anaˈsaro/
noun
flock of ducks
anasaĵo
/anaˈsaʒo/
noun
duck meat
anase
/aˈnase/
adv
ducklike
anasido
/anaˈsido/
noun
duckling
anasino
/anaˈsino/
noun
female duck
anaso
/aˈnaso/
noun
duck
anaspaŝi
/anasˈpaʃi/
verb
to waddle
anatemi
/anaˈtemi/
noun
to anathematize, declare to be anathema, curse
to ban
anatemo
/anaˈtemo/
noun
anathema (ban or curse pronounced by a religious authority)
anatomia
/anatoˈmia/
adj
anatomical
anatomie
/anatoˈmie/
adv
anatomically
anatomiisto
/anatomiˈisto/
noun
anatomist
anatomio
/anatoˈmio/
noun
anatomy
anatomo
/anaˈtomo/
noun
anatomist
anaĥoreto
/anaxoˈreto/
noun
anchorite
anaĥronismo
/anaxroˈnismo/
noun
alternative form of anakronismo
andaluza
/andaˈluza/
adj
Andalusian
andaluzo
/andaˈluzo/
noun
Andalusian (person from Andalusia)
andezito
/andeˈzito/
noun
andesite
androgina
/androˈɡina/
adj
androgynous
androgino
/androˈɡino/
noun
androgyne
androido
/androˈido/
noun
android
andrologio
/androloˈɡio/
noun
andrology
andrologo
/androˈloɡo/
noun
andrologist
andujo
/anˈdujo/
noun
andouille (type of sausage)
anekdota
/anekˈdota/
adj
anecdotal
anekdotaro
/anekdoˈtaro/
noun
collection / series of anecdotes
anekdoto
/anekˈdoto/
noun
anecdote
aneksaĵo
/anekˈsaʒo/
noun
annex (addition, extension; appendix)
annexed territory
appendage
aneksi
/aˈneksi/
verb
to annex
aneksiĝi
/anekˈsid͡ʒi/
noun
to be annexed
anekso
/aˈnekso/
noun
annex, appendix
annexation
anelido
/aneˈlido/
noun
annelid
anemia
/aneˈmia/
adj
anemic (in literal and figurative senses)
anemio
/aneˈmio/
noun
anemia
anemono
/aneˈmono/
noun
anemone
anerojda
/aneˈroi̯da/
adj
aneroid
anesteza
/anesˈteza/
adj
anesthetic
anestezi
/anesˈtezi/
verb
to anesthetize, administer an anesthetic
anestezilo
/anesteˈzilo/
noun
anesthetic (substance administered to reduce the perception of pain)
anestezisto
/anesteˈzisto/
noun
anesthetist
anestezo
/anesˈtezo/
noun
anesthesia
aneto
/aˈneto/
noun
dill (herb)
aneŭrismo
/aneu̯ˈrismo/
noun
aneurysm (abnormal blood-filled swelling of an artery or vein)
anfrakto
/anˈfrakto/
noun
anfractuosity
angeliko
/anɡeˈliko/
noun
angelica
angilo
/anˈɡilo/
noun
eel
angino
/anˈɡino/
noun
quinsy, angina (inflammatory infection of the throat commonly caused by tonsillitis)
angio
/anˈɡio/
noun
blood vessel
angla
/ˈanɡla/
adj
English (of or pertaining to England, the English people, or the English language)
clipping of la angla lingvo (“the English language”)
anglalingva
/anɡlaˈlinɡva/
adj
English-language, in English; English (of or pertaining to the English language)
anglalingvano
/anɡlalinˈɡvano/
noun
one who uses the English language, anglophone
anglalingve
/anɡlaˈlinɡve/
adv
in English
anglano
/anˈɡlano/
noun
Englishman, Englishwoman, anglo
anglaparola
/anɡlapaˈrola/
adj
English-speaking, anglophone
anglaparolanto
/anɡlaparoˈlanto/
noun
a speaker of English, an anglophone.
angle
/ˈanɡle/
adv
in the English language
in the manner of an English person
angligi
/anˈɡliɡi/
verb
to anglicize
to translate into English
anglikana
/anɡliˈkana/
adj
Anglican
anglikanismo
/anɡlikaˈnismo/
noun
Anglicanism
anglikano
/anɡliˈkano/
noun
Anglican
anglino
/anˈɡlino/
noun
Englishwoman
anglismo
/anˈɡlismo/
noun
anglicism (word, grammatical construction etc. transferred from English into another language)
anglo
/ˈanɡlo/
noun
Englander (a person from England)
Englishman (a man from England or of English descent)
angloparolanto
noun
English speaker
angora
/anˈɡora/
adj
distressed, anguished, of distress, of anguish
angore
/anˈɡore/
adv
in distress, in anguish, anxiously
angori
/anˈɡori/
verb
to be distressed, to be in anguish, to agonize
angoriga
/anɡoˈriɡa/
adj
distressing, disturbing, agonizing
angorige
/anɡoˈriɡe/
adv
distressingly, disturbingly, agonizingly
angorigi
/anɡoˈriɡi/
verb
to distress
angoro
/anˈɡoro/
noun
anguish, agony, angst, distress
angula
/anˈɡula/
adj
angular
corner
angula frekvenco
/anˈɡula frekˈvent͡so/
noun
angular frequency
angulaĵo
/anɡuˈlaʒo/
noun
angle iron (length of iron or steel, having an L-shaped cross section)
angule
/anˈɡule/
adv
at an angle
in a corner
anguleca
/anɡuˈlet͡sa/
adj
angular
anguleto
/anɡuˈleto/
noun
nook, little corner
angulfidela
/anɡulfiˈdela/
adj
conformal (such that all angles between intersecting curves remain unchanged)
angulilo
/anɡuˈlilo/
noun
set square
angulo
/anˈɡulo/
noun
angle
corner
angulŝtono
/anɡulʃˈtono/
noun
cornerstone (literal and figurative senses)
angviso
/anɡˈviso/
noun
slowworm, blindworm (reptile of the genus Anguis)
angxelo
noun
X-system spelling of anĝelo
angxeloj
noun
X-system spelling of anĝeloj
angxelojn
noun
X-system spelling of anĝelojn
angxelon
noun
X-system spelling of anĝelon
anhela
/anˈhela/
adj
out of breath, breathless, panting, puffing, gasping for breath
anhelado
/anheˈlado/
noun
panting, puffing, hyperventilation
anhele
/anˈhele/
adv
breathlessly
anheli
/anˈheli/
verb
to be out of breath; to pant, puff, hyperventilate, gasp for breath
to be a member, belong (to an organization, group, etc.)
anigi
/aˈniɡi/
verb
to make (someone) a member, sign up
anima
/aˈnima/
adj
of the mind, mental, psychological, inner
of the soul; spiritual
animacia
/animaˈt͡sia/
adj
animated (involving images that appear to move, especially on a screen)
animaciaĵo
/animat͡siˈaʒo/
noun
animated film
animacio
/animaˈt͡sio/
noun
animation (technique of making inanimate objects or drawings appear to move)
animagordo
/animaˈɡordo/
noun
temperament
animala
/aniˈmala/
adj
animal (belonging to the animal kingdom)
animalo
/aniˈmalo/
noun
any member of the animal kingdom including humans
animdoloro
/animdoˈloro/
noun
mental anguish, emotional pain
anime
/aˈnime/
adv
in one’s mind; mentally, psychologically
in one’s soul; spiritually
animeo
/aniˈmeo/
noun
anime
animforto
/animˈforto/
noun
emotional strength, fortitude
animi
/aˈnimi/
verb
to animate (give life, spirit or vigour to)
animigo
/aniˈmiɡo/
noun
animation (animated image)
animismo
/aniˈmismo/
noun
animism
animo
/aˈnimo/
noun
passion and feeling, spirit, mood
soul (an immaterial individual essence regarded as the source of life)
soul (an individual person or life)
soul, driving force (chief instigator or actor)
animprofunde
/animproˈfunde/
adv
in the depth of one’s soul; deep down
animstato
/animsˈtato/
noun
state of mind, mental state, mood
anizlikvoro
/anizlikˈvoro/
noun
anisette (liqueur flavoured with anise)
anizo
/aˈnizo/
noun
anise
anizujo
/aniˈzujo/
noun
anise (plant)
aniĝi
/aˈnid͡ʒi/
verb
to become a member, become affiliated, join, enroll, sign up
anjono
/anˈjono/
noun
anion
ankau
adv
H-system spelling of ankaŭ
ankaux
adv
X-system spelling of ankaŭ
ankaŭ
/ˈankau̯/
adv
also, too
ankorau
adv
H-system spelling of ankoraŭ
ankorau ne
adv
H-system spelling of ankoraŭ ne
ankoraux
adv
X-system spelling of ankoraŭ
ankoraux ne
adv
X-system spelling of ankoraŭ ne
ankoraŭ
/anˈkorau̯/
adv
still
yet
ankoraŭ ne
adv
not yet
ankoraŭfoje
/ankorau̯ˈfoje/
adv
once again, once more, yet again
ankrejo
/anˈkrejo/
noun
anchorage (area suitable for vessels to anchor)
ankri
/ˈankri/
verb
to anchor (secure firmly in position—literal and figurative senses)
to anchor; be anchored; drop anchor (moor a ship using an anchor)
ankriĝi
/anˈkrid͡ʒi/
verb
to become firmly fixed (in a particular position), establish oneself, gain a firm footing
to drop anchor
ankro
/ˈankro/
noun
anchor
ankrokablo
/ankroˈkablo/
noun
the chain of a ship's anchor; anchor line.
anksia
/ankˈsia/
adj
anxious (suffering from anxiety)
anksie
/ankˈsie/
adv
anxiously
anksio
/ankˈsio/
noun
anxiety
anno
/ˈanno/
noun
red bean paste
ano
/ˈano/
noun
inhabitant (of a place)
member (of a society or a group)
anodo
/aˈnodo/
noun
anode
anomalia
/anomaˈlia/
adj
anomalous, abnormal
anomalio
/anomaˈlio/
noun
anomaly, abnormality
anoncado
/anonˈt͡sado/
noun
announcement; notice
anonci
/aˈnont͡si/
verb
to advertise
to announce; to give notice
anoncigi
/anonˈt͡siɡi/
verb
to have (something) announced; to send word of (something)
anoncistino
/anont͡sisˈtino/
noun
female announcer, announceress
anoncisto
/anonˈt͡sisto/
noun
announcer
crier
anonciĝi
/anonˈt͡sid͡ʒi/
verb
to be announced
anonco
/aˈnont͡so/
noun
advertisement; notice, sign
announcement
anonctabulo
/anont͡staˈbulo/
noun
bulletin board, notice board, announcement board
anonima
/anoˈnima/
adj
anonymous
anonime
/anoˈnime/
adv
anonymously
anonimeco
/anoniˈmet͡so/
noun
anonymity
anorako
/anoˈrako/
noun
anorak (heavy weatherproof jacket with attached hood)
anoreksia
/anorekˈsia/
adj
anorexic
anoreksio
/anorekˈsio/
noun
anorexia, anorexia nervosa
anseraĵo
/anseˈraʒo/
noun
dish made of goose
goose meat
anserhaŭto
/anserˈhau̯to/
noun
goose bumps, goose flesh, goose pimples (raised skin, usually caused by the involuntary erection of hairs on the neck or arms caused by cold, excitement, or fear).
take the place of, be a substitute for, replace, supplant, stand in for
anstataŭigebla
/anstatau̯iˈɡebla/
adj
replaceable
anstataŭigi
/anstatau̯ˈiɡi/
verb
to replace (one thing by another)
anstataŭigo
/anstatau̯ˈiɡo/
noun
replacement, substitution (the act of replacing something)
anstataŭulo
/anstatau̯ˈulo/
noun
a person who stands in for another, substitute, replacement stand in, proxy
antagonismo
/antaɡoˈnismo/
noun
antagonism
antarkta
/anˈtarkta/
adj
Antarctic
antarkta aŭroro
/anˈtarkta au̯ˈroro/
noun
southern lights, aurora australis
antau
prep
H-system spelling of antaŭ
antauhierau
adv
H-system spelling of antaŭhieraŭ
antaux
prep
X-system spelling of antaŭ
antauxhieraux
adv
X-system spelling of antaŭhieraŭ
antaŭ
/ˈantau̯/
prep
ago
before (in priority), ahead of
before (in space), in front of
before (in time), prior to
antaŭ Kristo
/ˈantau̯ ˈkristo/
adv
before Christ
antaŭ kiam
conj
before
antaŭ ol
/ˈantau̯ ol/
conj
before
antaŭ-
prefix
pre- (before)
antaŭa
/anˈtau̯a/
adj
former (as opposed to latter)
former, erstwhile, onetime, old
front, anterior
last
previous, earlier, prior
antaŭafikso
/antau̯aˈfikso/
noun
prefix
antaŭamplifilo
/antau̯ampliˈfilo/
noun
preamplifier (voltage amplifier for amplifying a low-voltage signal)
antaŭanonci
/antau̯aˈnont͡si/
verb
to announce beforehand, preannounce, give advance notice; to foretell
antaŭaĵo
/antau̯ˈaʒo/
noun
front
that which is earlier; precedent; preliminaries
antaŭdiri
/antau̯ˈdiri/
verb
to predict, foretell
antaŭdiro
/antau̯ˈdiro/
noun
prediction
antaŭdiveni
/antau̯diˈveni/
verb
to guess beforehand
antaŭe
/anˈtau̯e/
adv
before, beforehand, earlier, previously, formerly, used to
in front, at the front
antaŭeco
/antau̯ˈet͡so/
noun
the state of being in front or before; advance
antaŭen
/anˈtau̯en/
adv
forward, forth
antaŭenema
/antau̯eˈnema/
adj
progressive, forward-thinking
antaŭenigi
/antau̯eˈniɡi/
verb
to move / push (something) forward, advance, promote, further
to move / push (something) forward, put out
antaŭenigo
/antau̯eˈniɡo/
noun
advancement, furtherance
antaŭeniri
/antau̯eˈniri/
verb
to go / move forward, advance
antaŭeniĝi
/antau̯eˈnid͡ʒi/
verb
to move forward, advance
antaŭfiksi
/antau̯ˈfiksi/
verb
to pre-establish, pre-arrange
antaŭhieraŭ
/antau̯hiˈerau̯/
adv
on the day before yesterday
antaŭi
/anˈtau̯i/
verb
to be in front (of); to be before, to precede, to lead
antaŭiri
/antau̯ˈiri/
verb
to precede, lead
antaŭiĝi
/antau̯ˈid͡ʒi/
verb
to get ahead, to be ahead
antaŭjuĝo
/antau̯ˈjud͡ʒo/
noun
prejudice, prejudgment
antaŭkonsenti
/antau̯konˈsenti/
verb
to agree on in advance; to prearrange
antaŭlonge
/antau̯ˈlonɡe/
adv
long ago, at a time in the past, especially the distant past.
antaŭmanĝaĵo
/antau̯manˈd͡ʒaʒo/
noun
appetizer
hors d'oeuvre
antaŭmatena
/antau̯maˈtena/
adj
of or related to predawn
antaŭmontro
/antau̯ˈmontro/
noun
preview
antaŭo
/anˈtau̯o/
noun
front
antaŭparolo
/antau̯paˈrolo/
noun
foreword
antaŭsenti
/antau̯ˈsenti/
verb
to anticipate, to have a feeling
antaŭsento
/antau̯ˈsento/
noun
presentiment, feeling about the future
antaŭsigno
/antau̯ˈsiɡno/
noun
foreshadower (one who or that which foreshadows)
antaŭstato
/antau̯sˈtato/
noun
status quo
antaŭtagmeze
/antau̯taɡˈmeze/
adv
ante meridiem (a.m.), in the forenoon, before noon
antaŭtagmezo
/antau̯taɡˈmezo/
noun
forenoon
antaŭtempa
/antau̯ˈtempa/
adj
premature, untimely
antaŭteni
/antau̯ˈteni/
verb
to present to someone; to hold out (hold (something) out, extend it forward)
antaŭtuko
/antau̯ˈtuko/
noun
apron
antaŭulo
/antau̯ˈulo/
noun
predecessor
antaŭurbo
/antau̯ˈurbo/
noun
suburb
antaŭvelo
/antau̯ˈvelo/
noun
foremast, foresail
antaŭvidebla
/antau̯viˈdebla/
adj
foreseeable
antaŭvidi
/antau̯ˈvidi/
verb
to foresee
antaŭvido
/antau̯ˈvido/
noun
foresight
antaŭvortero
/antau̯vorˈtero/
noun
prefix
antaŭĉambro
/antau̯ˈt͡ʃambro/
noun
antechamber, anteroom, entry room
antaŭĝoji
/antau̯ˈd͡ʒoji/
verb
to look forward (to anticipate with eagerness) [with pri ‘to’] (can also take infinitives as an argument without a preposition)
antaŭĝui
/antau̯ˈd͡ʒui/
verb
to anticipate with pleasure, to look forward to
anteno
/anˈteno/
noun
antenna, aerial
antenna, feeler
antero
/anˈtero/
noun
anther
anti-
prefix
anti-
antibiotika
/antibioˈtika/
adj
antibiotic
antibiotiko
/antibioˈtiko/
noun
antibiotic
anticiklono
/antit͡siˈklono/
noun
anticyclone
anticipa
/antiˈt͡sipa/
adj
advance, anticipated, prior
anticipado
/antit͡siˈpado/
noun
anticipation (the act of anticipating)
anticipe
/antiˈt͡sipe/
adv
in anticipation; anticipatedly; in advance; beforehand, ahead of time
anticipi
/antiˈt͡sipi/
verb
to anticipate (act before; do something prematurely)
anticipo
/antiˈt͡sipo/
noun
anticipation
antidoto
/antiˈdoto/
noun
antidote, antitoxin
antifebra
/antiˈfebra/
adj
antipyretic, antifebrile (that reduces fever)
antikomunismo
/antikomuˈnismo/
noun
anticommunism
antikorpo
/antiˈkorpo/
noun
antibody
antikristo
/antiˈkristo/
noun
Antichrist
antikva
/anˈtikva/
adj
antique, ancient
antikvaĵisto
/antikvaˈʒisto/
noun
antique dealer
antikvaĵo
/antikˈvaʒo/
noun
antique
antikve
/anˈtikve/
adv
in ancient times
antikveco
/antiˈkvet͡so/
noun
antiquity (ancient times)
antiquity (the quality of being ancient)
antikvo
/anˈtikvo/
noun
antiquity (ancient times)
antikvulo
/antikˈvulo/
noun
person in ancient times, ancient
antilopo
/antiˈlopo/
noun
antelope
antimarksismo
/antimarkˈsismo/
noun
antimarxism
antimaterio
/antimateˈrio/
noun
antimatter
antimono
/antiˈmono/
noun
antimony
antineŭtrino
/antineu̯ˈtrino/
noun
antineutrino
antipartiklo
/antiparˈtiklo/
noun
antibody, antiparticle (protein that binds to a specific antigen)
antipatia
/antipaˈtia/
adj
antipathetic (causing antipathy), repugnant
antipatii
/antipaˈtii/
verb
to have/show antipathy (towards); to antipathize
antipatio
/antipaˈtio/
noun
antipathy
antipoda
/antiˈpoda/
adj
antipodal
antipodo
/antiˈpodo/
noun
antipode
antirino
/antiˈrino/
noun
snapdragon (flowering plant)
antisemitisma
/antisemiˈtisma/
adj
antisemitic
antisemitismo
/antisemiˈtismo/
noun
antisemitism
antisemito
/antiseˈmito/
noun
antisemite
antisepsa
/antiˈsepsa/
adj
antiseptic
antisepsaĵo
/antisepˈsaʒo/
noun
antiseptic (substance that inhibits the growth of microorganisms)
antisepsi
/antiˈsepsi/
verb
to disinfect
antisepso
/antiˈsepso/
noun
antisepsis
antitezo
/antiˈtezo/
noun
antithesis
antitoksino
/antitokˈsino/
noun
antitoxin
antologio
/antoloˈɡio/
noun
anthology
antonima
/antoˈnima/
adj
antonymic
antonimeco
/antoniˈmet͡so/
noun
antonymy
antonimo
/antoˈnimo/
noun
antonym
antropologia
/antropoloˈɡia/
adj
anthropological
antropologio
/antropoloˈɡio/
noun
anthropology
antropologo
/antropoˈloɡo/
noun
anthropologist
anunciacio
/anunt͡siaˈt͡sio/
noun
Annunciation (of the Virgin Mary).
anuro
/aˈnuro/
noun
Anura (order)
anusa
/aˈnusa/
adj
anal
anuslekado
/anusleˈkado/
noun
anilingus
anuso
/aˈnuso/
noun
anus
anzino
/anˈzino/
noun
holm oak
anĉo
/ˈant͡ʃo/
noun
reed (wooden mouthpiece used with woodwind instruments)
anĉovo
/anˈt͡ʃovo/
noun
anchovy
anĝela
/anˈd͡ʒela/
adj
angelic
anĝeleto
/and͡ʒeˈleto/
noun
little angel (often used figuratively of a small child or as a term of endearment)
anĝelino
/and͡ʒeˈlino/
noun
female angel
anĝelo
/anˈd͡ʒelo/
noun
angel
anĝelologio
/and͡ʒeloloˈɡio/
noun
angelology
anĝeluso
/and͡ʒeˈluso/
noun
angelus (devotion commemorating the Incarnation of Jesus, said at morning, noon, and sunset; ringing of church bells marking the times for this devotion)